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karan singh malhi updated OPENEJB-667:
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Attachment: openejb-667.patch
Here is the algorithm for logging:
It is assumed that openejb-core-XXX.jar has a logging.properties and a
embedded.logging.properties.
Then we would follow the proposed algorithm:
- if conf/logging.properties exists, use it
- if conf/ directory exists, install openejb-core.jar!/logging.properties to
conf/logging.properties and use it. If logging.properties not found in the jar
file (not possible ) then use log4.configuration system property and also
display an error in the console that logging.properties file is missing
- else assume embedded and use openejb-core.jar!/
embedded.logging.properties.If embedded.logging.properties not found in the jar
file (not possible ) then use log4.configuration system property and also
display an error in the console that embedded.logging.properties file is
missing. This has an advantage in tests in that one could simply create their
own my.embedded.logging.properties file with their own custom logging
configuration and update the log4.configuration system property to point to
my.embedded.logging.properties file. This way you can really do custom logging
without changing anything in embedded.logging.properties (and then reverting it
back before submitting a patch).
The logging.properties would be setup with file appenders similar to the way
the default.logging.conf was earlier.
> OpenEJB server prints logging messages to console.
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> Key: OPENEJB-667
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OPENEJB-667
> Project: OpenEJB
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: general
> Reporter: karan singh malhi
> Attachments: openejb-667.patch
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> Standalone server prints logging messages to the console. Need to append
> messages to logs/openejb.log and logs/transaction.log
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